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Survey of London
… in several small courts north of the church, New Alley, Shaw's Court, Bangor Court, and Willmott's Buildings, …
Survey of London
… same. 2nd April, 1807 ?. Aged 13 months.] 54. ELIZABETH SHAW Here Lieth the Body of ELIZABETH SHAW Wife of GEO. SHAW & Daughter of THOMAS & ELIZ. BRUSHFIELD who departed …
A History of the County of Warwick
… in 1775 were the Church Field, Three Well Field, and Shaw Field; Mill Field and Edgwick Field may also have been … Church Field was probably the medieval Church Furlong; 25 Shaw Field was mentioned in 1637. 26 The inclosure of 1775 …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… 1643. Oliver, p. 236. * He was knighted on July 27, 1644. Shaw, ii, 218. Who surrendered at Newark, March 22, 1644. …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… 25, 1609, see Comm., LXXV. He was knighted June 12, 1604 (Shaw ii, 133), but is styled "George Smyth" in Comm., LXXIV, …
A History of the County of Leicester
… be rented for 2 s. or more a week. A frame used by James Shaw in 1845 had been bought for 11 and he had been using it …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… be unduly removed, a mandamus will lie to restore him, as Shaw in his Parish Law, p. 47, tells us. Rymer, vol. viii. …
A History of the County of Stafford
… under Act of 9 Geo. II, and charity never paid. Ralph Shaw 18 Willbetween 1720 and 1759 5, interest to be … 17868, ii. 11367. Several persons of the name Ralph Shaw died between 1720 and 1759: Burslem Par. Reg. i. 165, …
A History of the County of Stafford
… the Revd. Samuel Leigh. 574 The site was given by Anthony Shaw of Burslem and the architect was George B. Ford of …